The phrase "a tenure which" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific period of time during which someone holds a position or role, often in an academic or professional context.
Example: "She completed a tenure which allowed her to develop innovative research projects in her field."
Alternatives: "a period during which" or "a term in which".
So be very careful when making this decision, as you need to look out for a tenure which minimizes your interest payout while ensuring that your individual EMI payouts are not prohibitively high.
Should Trump become president, we can expect to see him instigate a major departure from Obama's foreign policy position in a tenure which could be shaped with what one commentator describes as "a rejection of TPP...apparent willingness to gamble on inciting trade wars, abrogating alliances and supporting nuclear proliferation".
Johnson's decision to leave the title brings to a close a very public tenure which was marked by a Channel 4 documentary charting her first months in charge called The Lady and the Revamp, in which she proved an outspoken critic of her own title.
If it is not McCartney or one of those two, Williams said that Bohn — who turned down numerous requests for an interview — and his search committee would not have learned a thing from Hawkins's tenure, which began badly (a loss to Division I-AA Montana State) and ended worse (a blown 28-point fourth-quarter lead at Kansas).
So this suggestion means either A) tenure should not actually be tenure, which is absurd, or B) teachers with tenure should still be fireable, which is already the case.
They told him that the biggest problem in running a university is faculty tenure, which, among other things, insulates the professoriat from market forces.
During a tumultuous eight-year tenure, which began in 1943, Mr. Halasz established several crucial elements of the New York City Opera's artistic personality.
Dr. Novello's announcement of stiff fines and a slew of health violations yesterday underscored her decision to make the disciplining of doctors and the monitoring of care at hospitals a hallmark of her tenure, which began in June.
What is controversial is finding a definition for optimum tenure, which should vary with the particular circumstances.
His voice will literally be missed, a famous dulcet baritone familiar to anyone who's donned an audioguide under his tenure, which may in fact be millions of people.
In his brief tenure, which spanned a sick economy and a stockmarket bust, Bank One's shares appreciated by two-thirds.
